Bengaluru: In a tough message to revenue defaulters, Bengaluru Central City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra Cholan has directed officials to identify properties with pending property tax dues and initiate locking action if arrears are not cleared despite issuing notices.
Chairing a meeting of Heads of Departments from various divisions at the BMRDA Office, the Commissioner instructed the Revenue Department to prepare a detailed list of defaulters within the Corporation limits, serve statutory notices, and proceed with property locking in cases of continued non-payment.
“There will be no leniency for willful defaulters. Revenue collection is critical for civic administration,” the Commissioner stressed.
Accountability for Engineers
Addressing officials of the Engineering Department, Rajendra Cholan directed them to adopt a self-driven work culture, mandating weekly self-defined tasks, clear action plans, and responsible execution of duties.
He urged engineers to function proactively and innovatively, emphasizing that accountability and planning were essential for improving civic infrastructure and service delivery.
Unique Farewell for Retired Pourakarmikas
Earlier in the day, the Commissioner led a felicitation and farewell ceremony for officials and pourakarmikas who retired in December 2025 from the Bengaluru Central City Corporation.
In a symbolic gesture of respect, Rajendra Cholan invited retired pourakarmikas to occupy his own chair, acknowledging their invaluable role in maintaining the city’s cleanliness and public health.
Praising their years of service, the Commissioner wished them a happy and peaceful retired life.
The event was attended by Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Raju, Additional Commissioner (Development) Daljit Kumar, Joint Commissioners K. Ranganath and Hemanth Sharan, Chief Engineer Vijaykumar Haridas, along with Superintending Engineers, Executive Engineers, and Revenue Officers.
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